Dan Marino, known for his powerful arm and exceptional accuracy, enjoyed a successful career spanning seventeen seasons with the Miami Dolphins. His remarkable statistics include over 61,000 ...

Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins stands under center during the AFC Championship game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Orange Bowl in Miami on Jan, 6, 1985. (George Gojkovich/Getty Images) ...

Dan Marino: It’s offered through the holidays and it’s out there now at 7-Eleven and Speedway. We’re going to do an appearance in the parking lot for the 49ers-Dolphins game.

Dan Marino’s father, Daniel Marino Sr., wasn’t a football coach in the traditional sense. He didn’t stand on the sidelines, call plays, or analyze game film.

Recently, Dan Marino was asked who would be on his QB Mount Rushmore, and his initial response wasn’t too surprising.

Hall of Famer Dan Marino walks onto the field prior to the game between the Miami Dolphins and the Dallas Cowboys. USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Con As seen in “Hard Knocks,” Marino visited the ...

Miami Dolphins legend Dan Marino questions Aaron Rodgers' mindset amid his drawn-out free agency decision between the Pittsburgh Steelers and retirement.

Dan Marino changed football forever when he became the first person to throw for 5,000 yards in a season. But if he played today, he thinks he'd throw for 6,000 yards.

Dan Marino spent 17 historic seasons in the NFL, all with the Miami Dolphins. He won MVP in 1984 — his sophomore campaign — and ended his career with nine Pro Bowl appearances.

Dan Marino never won a Super Bowl, but the Miami Dolphins legend and Hall of Fame quarterback did win an AFC title against his childhood team -- the Pittsburgh Steelers-- who immediately regretted ...

Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino confirmed Tuesday that he is withdrawing from a concussion-related lawsuit against the NFL. Marino, 52, was one of 15 players who filed a lawsuit in federal ...

The biggest draft miss by the Pittsburgh Steelers in franchise history is widely considered to be Dan Marino in the 1983 NFL Draft. It’s the ultimate “what if” story.